Book Review: Rachel Ingalls' novellas find the surreal in mundanity

"This eccentric collection is as strange as it gets but many of the stories are also grounded in the mundanity of everyday life and provide commentary on ancient and contemporary belief systems."
Book Review: Rachel Ingalls' novellas find the surreal in mundanity

Author, Rachel Ingalls. Pic: Sheil Land Agency

Sun, 28 May, 2023 - 10:00
Dan Buckley

  • No Love Lost: The Selected Novellas of Rachel Ingalls 
  • Faber, ÂŁ9.99 

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